West High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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HGDI The value of using various reference materials while working on senior themes is the topic under discussion by English V stu- tlent Dick Shelain with classmates Dave Helman, Pat Hale, and Judy Gibson, seated. Members of an honors class, they waste no time in dealing with the problem at hand, that of choosing the subject matter they wish to investigate for this all-important paper and commence with the research necessary to produre the masterpiece. P. Allen, B.A. English V .. ,,.k .V s .id A R. l.athOm, BLA. Efzgfjtb 28 x -'K M. Brittain, M.A. D. Chamberlain, M.A. Englirb Englith Department Head 'li - - ' zz- I I. A 0 , Q A riiiip. H. Lindberg, M.A. M. McQuaid, M.A. Engfitla Englirb Tlvctpiam, Siagecmften ABL -Q... -Y - . C. Espy, M.A. English u k Il if -2 me it xt X J if t 2 M. Nyman, M.A. Erzgliib 'Q 211- 'wet -k:. j vhs. A , , .s is.. t A. Hollem, M.A. D. Hribal, B.S. English Efzglith Debate 'S 1 L D. Pfiffner, B. Ed. E. Poratunsky, B Ezzgfirh Engliib Pnblimfiom

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M , If 1.7, KL , . S iff, M. Chamberlain, M.S. R. Gustafson, B.A. D. Hinshaw, M.A. L. Horrall, B.A. K. Irons, M.A.T.M. B. jones, M.A. Mathematics Mathematics Mathematic! Mathematic: Mathematic! Mathematics Knights of Turntable ,X . L Z A .V . s s P Q f y ft 'iwdz estfki' T. Keeler, M.A. A. Lundahl, M.Ed. E. Sheetz, M.A. Malbematicx illathematict Mathematics Department Head 'B ' i it it . ,B an 4-.H F. Valentine, M.S. H. Walker, M.A. V. Bestes, M.S. Mathematics Mathematics Science Don Brown remains cool and calm as he tries desperately to unravel the mystery of solving a complicated algebra problem and instill an under- standing of his effort in puzzled Algebra Ill student Roy Thompson. Mathematics Circle Intense in her closeup study of the minute fruirfly, Myrna Baysinger is oblivious to the presence of her co-worker, Bonnie Rubin, who waits her turn at the microscope with specimen in hand. Sue Filer takes advantage of a boon ro unprepared math students by buying supplies from Mrs. Louise Horrall while Ed Foltz, Pam Harms, Pam Walker, Tom Trisch, Don Fensterman, and Tom Hawes wait to make purchases. 1 K'